Many of the crags on this site are on footpaths but many are not. During the nesting season please be aware of those ground nesting birds that need a little help in resisting the march of man (and woman). In particular please keep rover on a lead.

Near Bell Busk on one of the approaches to Malham. Some quality, mostly highball lines. Please click the link below to visit the page and get hold of the topo. High on Haw Arete (from a sitting start) on a brilliant December day (15 XII 2022).

A fair bit of walking and some magnificent views with a handful of Gritstone problems thrown in. Please click the link below for the page on Upper Stone Haw & Kirkby Fell: https://unknownstones.com/malhamdale-to-skipton/upper-stone-haw-kirkby-fell/

Huw Goodall has produced a guide to a section of Thrope Moor, an edge of boulders in Nidderdale which has hitherto only received patchy coverage on UKC. There’s more to go and and more to be described if anybody wants to take it on and add to Huw’s guide. The gamekeeper asks that people stay … More Thrope Moor

Enjoyers of Brownlow Rocher shall rejoice, for there is a new set of blocks to test their tendons against. Smallfield is a nearby crag developed by Ryan Rogerson & Jeff Hope – the guide can be found on the same page as Brownlow Rocher in The South section.

The file for Flagon Crag has been updated. Due to its proximity it is located alongside The Satellite Boulder.

A series of quarries located on open moorland above Moor Road about 500m North West of Burley Woodhead on the south bank of Coldstone Beck. Marked on maps a Barks Crag. Far quieter than Ilkley, the place has a peaceful feel with a beautiful outlook. The main (central) quarry offers some nice impressive lines while … More Burley Woodhead Quarries

John Hunt has recently added a couple of sitter/extensions to problems on the Cuckoo Block.